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Understanding Inclusive Strategies

This article explores different strategies for firm growth in a free and competitive market system, including inclusive strategies, competitive strategies, and strategic CSR. It also discusses the concept of social entrepreneurship and its various forms.

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Understanding Inclusive Strategies

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  1. Understanding Inclusive Strategies Amar KJR Nayak Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar

  2. FIRM? The key engine of growth in a free & competitive market system 2

  3. Growth Profit Strategizing & Economizing

  4. Traditional Firm Strategies-1 Competitive Strategies Strategic Conflict Attenuating Competitive Forces Resource Based Strategy Dynamic Capabilities (TC-PPP)

  5. Other Versions of Strategy

  6. Inclusive Strategies (Internalizing Strategies of a Traditional Firm)

  7. Traditional Firm Strategies – 2 Paternalistic Strategy Complementation Strategy Co-creation, Co-petition … Corporate Social Responsibility Strategic CSR Bottom of the Pyramid Social Entrepreneurship 7

  8. Strategic CSR Strategy & Society (Let’s discuss the article)

  9. Paternalistic Strategy

  10. Complementation Strategy

  11. Corporate Social Responsibility Strategic CSR

  12. Co-creation Co-petition

  13. Bottom of the Pyramid

  14. Social Entrepreneurship

  15. Social Entrepreneurship • As a Citizen Sector Organization rather than “Non” Governmental organization to meet a societal need that is self-sustaining • Develop a new way of seeing the problem and solution through understanding the local issues and market • Partner with government, business, universities and all other sources of resources creatively to achieve goals • Ashoka Foundation is now operating in nearly 70 countries around the world and supporting a global network of nearly 2,000 leading social entrepreneurs. It also seeks new leading entrepreneurs with ground-breaking solutions to social problems that have potential global spread

  16. Different Forms of Social EnterprisesConfusions on design principles, assumptions & inability to achieve objectives

  17. Paradigm X Paradigm Y Perfect Market Competition Perfect Community Cooperation

  18. Comparative Factors Purpose Values Principles Approach Tools, Techniques Definitions Language

  19. Paradigm X Paradigm Y …………………………………………… Social Enterprise ………………………............................. Perfect Market Competition Perfect Community Cooperation

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